Sentence examples for projected photographs from inspiring English sources

These confounding pictures are as difficult to look at as they are to move beyond, though a sequence of projected photographs from Iraq and Afghanistan by the war photographer Ron Haviv are comparably gripping.

The show comes with two discoveries: that Eakins occasionally projected photographs with the aid of a magic lantern and traced the projections; and that he often began paintings by putting down bright colors, but then added subtle glazes of brown or black to give the pictures evenness and sobriety, a process overlooked or misunderstood by restorers in the past.

Wendall K. Harrington's projected photographs make her contribution an integral element in a spectacular work.

We know for certain that like Mr. Richter, Eakins, America's archetypal academic realist, sometimes painted from projected photographs.

There are projected photographs of youngsters that look as if they were borrowed from a Benetton advertisement.

Kentridge's terrific troupe of actors performs against this backdrop of projected photographs and some of his most mordant drawings.

For the first time, she looked unnerved as prosecutors projected photograph after photograph of the family's Italianate mansion and swimming pool.

The marathon ended with a projected photograph of Balanchine looking quixotic as Don Quixote, and the sound of his voice talking about the importance of music in everything he did.

Projecting photographs onto the canvas is another matter entirely.

But his favorite possession is the immense flat-screen television in the living room on which he projects photographs of his children and his six grandchildren.

In a later scene he also projects photographs of American soldiers terrorising Iraqi detainees with dogs in the Abu Ghraib camp.